As a predominantly white institution, PC aims to work equitably and thoughtfully to strengthen the experiences of students who identify as members of BIPOC communities.
Beyond coordinating events as president of the student Board of Programmers, Myles is a multi-disciplinary scholar, a writing tutor, and interned at BNY Mellon.
The MSP supports students who are have exceptional potential for leadership in service of diversity, equity, and inclusion at Providence College and in their future careers.
…I hope to be a part of our students’ support network, provide resources, and see them through the end.
Adebimpe “Addie” Dare Assistant Dean/Director of Multicultural Student Success
PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES
Providence College has designed dozens of essential campus resources that are integral to the growth and success of PC students — many designed specifically
HORIZONS PROGRAM
The Horizons Program helps to fulfill the college’s commitment to give students the tools to navigate and acclimate to the campus culture while maintaining their identities and cultural values. It supports multicultural students, first year through senior year, and includes a weekend retreat in the fall semester.
The PC1G Initiative is designed to help first-generation students and their families find resources and programs, and have their questions answered. To raise awareness for the first-generation student experience, members of the community are invited to celebrate First-Generation College Student Day each November and PC1G Senior Celebration each May.
PMP builds community, offers social and academic support, and creates a reflective environment for students. The PMP program teaches students how to navigate the college community, balance relationships between home and campus, and create a network of support from peers and faculty.
En Providence College, te uniras a una comunidad motivada y desafiante, basada em la tradición católica y dominicana e inspirada en pensar en grande y en nuevas ideas.
There are tons of resources, both personal and material, at a college campus but you have to know that they are there and how to access them, which is often not something first-gen students know.
Dr. Christopher Arroyo Philosophy Professor and PC1G Partner
CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS
African American Society Afro-caribbean Association Asian American Association Be Educated, Live With Inspiration, And Evaluate Equity (Believe) Believers Of Words Board Of Multicultural Student Affairs (BMSA) Brotherhood
Footprints Gospel Choir Global Service Immersion Multicultural Outreach Motherland Dance Group National Association Of Black Accountants One Love Organization Of Latin American Students
Conveniently situated 50 miles from Boston and three hours from New York City by car, Providence is serviced by Rhode Island TF Green International Airport, Amtrak, and several coach bus lines. There’s plenty to enjoy when you visit Providence College. Stay a while — you won’t regret it.
“Providence provides all the value and possibility of city life without the crowds and frenzied energy of a larger city. To me, this makes the theater, art, food, opportunities to experience new things, and the diversity you have in an urban area all more accessible.”
Dr. Christopher Chambers Assistant Professor, Sociology and Anthropology
